Scott Prather

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Originally Posted by snote

Good Morning... this be Bil(ly).. I still around.. Show starts @ 8 Saturday mornings & ends @ 10.. always have enjoyed everyone's criticism of me..

Smiles

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Originally Posted by Turbine

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someone should ask billy if they had NIL back then what would it have taken for him to choose to play for the cajuns instead

Geaux Bil(Ly)! Listening now.

And good luck to you Scott. You will be missed, at least by me:).

NM

Why does it seem only coaches and media announce to the world leaving or changing jobs, I’m sure at least 75% of the posters here have changed jobs, retired, lost jobs, started jobs etc in the time I have been reading RP yet I dont recall any announcements of such

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Originally Posted by CajunStros

Wishing Scott the best. I didn’t care for his show all that much; igaf about the NBA or the Mets but Scott always seemed like a good dude.

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I’m right there with you. Too much Pelicans and Gus Catengale spewing the same roundabout info, but I did always enjoy the Cajun coverage and related interviews.

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Originally Posted by CAJUNJUDO

I’m right there with you. Too much Pelicans and Gus Catengale spewing the same roundabout info, but I did always enjoy the Cajun coverage and related interviews.

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Lol. Didnt know Gus had some KPEL time! ha, I went to school with Gus at BM! (p.s. you spelled last name wrong)

Garland Robinette worked for Freeport-McMoRan for a number of years after his WWL TV days. Married cohost Angela Hill for awhile. Both things ended in disappointment. Left FMI and divorced Angela. Went to radio. Very popular show. Developed serious throat issue, returned for awhile but eventually had to leave airways. Took up painting. Did ok with that. Interesting guy from south Louisiana.
I do remember him using the term “think tank.” Based on what I heard from the Yats calling in, there wasn’t much thinking.

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Originally Posted by HelmutVII

The only one left is Bandit on Sunday morning.

I suspect that any future arrangements for broadcasting Cajuns games will be streaming only. The days of terrestrial radio are numbered.

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And that isn't exactly entertainment.

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Originally Posted by Turbine

I've never heard him but after extensive search I can't find a single reference besides your adjustment this morning where he ever used "Callers Think Tank"

Every reference says "The Think Tank" and every reference says his personal regular show started after Katrina.

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I worked in NOLA for several year. BP is correct. He said that often on his show. I don’t recall if it was the Great Talk Show Callers Open Think Tank or The Great Callers Open Think Tank. He definitely used the phrase Callers Open Think Tank. I do recall him saying that several times a show. Might have been every time he came in and out of break. I would imagine if you can find archived shows from early 2ks you could hear it.